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No, this is not the one . As I understand, there is no marking at all on the base of this weight. Also, the leaves are mostly collapsed and do not form a proper basket and I think that there are fewer fruits. It may be a trial weight or (more likely IMHO) a second (there is quite a large bubble...). However, this is what prompted my question as I realised that I do not know the limited ed. for this weight, nor what is engraved on its base [Generally, Selkirk is quite consistent and put all the information on the base but now and then there is a lapse - I have seen one (and heard of another) blue bells weight with only Selkirk glass Scotland even though these were limited editions and both had a certificate to prove it].

Yes, the bluebells weight I saw was enscribed Selkirk glass Scotland (I think) and nothing else but there was a certificate too... I have always wondered whether the nature of the weight was reason for that specific edition not to be enscribed fully or at all (it is a clear glass weight). Thanks for the info on the ed. of the fruit basket.

Sophie

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